ENSLAVED TO THE HYBRID ALPHA QUAD BROTHERS

XendithA little brief introduction to my brothers before I boil down to the reason why I brought home a mate they couldn't refuse. My brothers and I are quadruplets of which I'm the eldest. The second of the quad is Pliar. Pliar is much more outspoken and headstrong than the rest of us. He doesn’t like being told what to do and what not to do. But who does?. No one likes being bossed around. Next is Cali, the most reserved quad. Most of the pack elders often times wondered if Cali was truly our brother as he was so different from the rest of us. Be it in terms of speech, attitude or character. The last of the quad is Aklan, the spoiled child whom most always get what he wants. The four of us were to ascend to the throne after the death of our father, Alpha Lionel but it was impossible without a mate. As the entire pack members of Sturgeon moon pack feared us, no one desired to be our mate. Even at the cost of a f*e.This angered me. In a fleet of rage, I'd set out to hunt and t

XendithAfter breakfast, I walked into Pliar’s room—of course, to cause trouble. Pliar was laid across his bed going through a book our father left us when he died. It contained rules and our duties as the next alphas of the pack. I was pretty certain Pliar already knew the content of the rule book like the back of his hands but a day hardly went by without him reading it. “Are you going to stand there all day, Xendith?” he asked without looking up from the book.“You act like you hate her and the sheer sight of her disgust you yet you sneak into her room and heal her ankle. Who do you think you’re trying to deceive, Pliar?”Then, he looks up at me. Bingo. “Weren’t you asleep?”Of course, I wasn’t. I’d spent all night wondering what sort of person Kaia was. “You first” Pliar shut the book in his hand. That was new. “The ointment Cali used was going to take forever before her ankle heals. We can’t have mother thinking we maltreat our mate, can we?”I nod in agreement. “I oddly see y

XendtihI dragged Aklan inside the pack mansion to the study room on the third floor. “Hey, use yours words” Aklan complained when we were in the study as he freed himself from my grasp. “I had a question to ask you”“What is it?”“Earlier on, you said you couldn’t see where I was with Kaia, was it true?”Aklan frowned. “Would I lie about something like that?”“Can you check to see where Mother is?”Aklan pursed his lips. “Mother is going to kill me for this”“That had never scared you before”Placing a hand over his right eye, Aklan does as I’d asked. “Mother is still on her trip”So, his powers weren’t broken yet he couldn’t find me when I was with Kaia. Weird. “Don’t you find that weird? The fact that you couldn’t find me when I was with Kaia?”“Weird?” Aklan scoffed. “Rather, I’m challenged. Never have I felt this much excitement my entire life”“Excitement?”He nods. “Yes. At least, around Kaia I wouldn’t have to worry about seeing her future. Being around her would make me fee

KaiaDinner was… awkward. I hadn’t been expecting to see my mates Mother so soon. Her aura alone was intimidating. I could barely look her in the eye. I was even scared to do in case she would read my mind. I still remembered Xendith’s words that their mother had a combination of all four brothers’ power and more. Great, breakfast was a disaster and now dinner was worse. “You aren’t hungry, Kaia?” she asked, catching me off-guard. “Or is the food not to your liking?”I disagreed instantly. “It’s not that”“Then, am I the one making you uncomfortable?”Damn it. I hadn’t expected her to come out with it directly. “I just wasn’t expecting us meeting so soon so I don’t know how to act. I apologize”She laughed deeply. “I like you already, Kaia. You can call me Marianna. I hope you can try to relax so that we can be able to enjoy this wonderful dish the maids have prepared” I nod, relaxing a little. Given Marianna’s aura, I was frightened at first when I got to the dining but after she l

AklanThe first time my powers developed, I was 3 years old and the first person’s future I saw was Mother’s. I still remember it as clear as day. Mother was lying breathless on the ground in a pool of blood. Her blood. As a child, I wailed thinking it was a bad dream but when I was 6 and got to understand my powers, I lived in anxiety everyday that one day Mother was going to die. The fact that I didn’t know when it would happen was enough to drive me crazy. A year later, when I was 7, Mother and I went on a trip together. It was supposed to be the happiest day of my life but then we got attacked. Scared that my nightmare about Mother’s death would come to pass that day, I had my first kill. I didn’t feel bad about it. All that ran through my mind was that I protected Mother. I thought those nightmares would stop but they never did. I kept on seeing Mother’s death every time I looked at her. That was the first time I wished I didn’t have my power. I hated it and made a pact with Ca